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The following resources have been found for this character in the Will’s World Registry<\/p>\n

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Title<\/strong>: Eve Best and Charles Edwards as Beatrice and Benedick in Much Ado About Nothing at Shakespeare\u2019s Globe | London Theatre and West End Shows from West End Theatre.com<\/a> (Click to view)
Description<\/strong>: Eve Best and Charles Edwards as Beatrice and Benedick in Much Ado About Nothing at Shakespeare\u2019s Globe | London Theatre and West End Shows from West End Theatre.com
(credits: The British Library, westendtheatre.com)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Title<\/strong>: Much Ado About Nothing, Act V, Scene IV \/ Shakespeare Gallery (small series)<\/a> (Click to view)
Description<\/strong>: Beatrice unmaskes before Benedick in their hour of marriage; after Wheatley; proof state. 1802<\/description> British<\/schools_styles> engraving<\/techniques> etching<\/techniques> British XVIIIc Unmounted Roy<\/location> Prints & Drawings<\/department>
(credits: The British Museum)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Title<\/strong>: Much Ado About Nothing, Act V, Scene IV \/ Shakespeare Gallery (small series)<\/a> (Click to view)
Description<\/strong>: Beatrice unmaskes before Benedick in their hour of marriage; after Wheatley, etched state. 1802<\/description> British<\/schools_styles> etching<\/techniques> British XVIIIc Unmounted Roy<\/location> Prints & Drawings<\/department>
(credits: The British Museum)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Title<\/strong>: Much Ado About Nothing<\/a> (Click to view)
Description<\/strong>: Illustration from Bell's British Theatre; Hero swooning to right, into the arms of Beatrice and Benedick, gesturing weakly towards her father Leonato, who storms forward angrily, while the friar moves to restrain him; in a roundel with theatrical emblems and a plaque above, another plaque below; unfinished proof before letters. 1784<\/description> British<\/schools_styles> engraving<\/techniques> etching<\/techniques> British XVIIIc Unmounted Roy<\/location> Prints & Drawings<\/department>
(credits: The British Museum)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Title<\/strong>: Much Ado About Nothing<\/a> (Click to view)
Description<\/strong>: Inscription Content: Lettered below image with letterpress for title.<\/inscriptions> Scene from 'Much Ado About Nothing' (Act II, Scene III); Benedick sitting in an arbour on the right, listening to the conversation among Don Pedro, Claudio and Leonato on the left; illustration to an edition of 'Tales from Shakespeare' by Charles Lamb?; after Harvey; later state after image height extended, with title. 1831<\/description> British<\/schools_styles> wood-engraving<\/techniques> letterpress<\/techniques> British XIXc Unmounted Roy<\/location> Prints & Drawings<\/department>
(credits: The British Museum)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Title<\/strong>: Much Ado About Nothing<\/a> (Click to view)
Description<\/strong>: Inscription Content: Lettered below image with trace of production detail: "[Jackson Sc]".<\/inscriptions> Scene from 'Much Ado about Nothing' (Act II, Scene III); Benedick sitting in an arbour on the right, listening to the conversation among Don Pedro, Claudio and Leonato on the left; illustration to 'Tales from Shakespeare' by Charles Lamb (London: 1831, Baldwin and Cradock, page 49); after Harvey; proof with artist's name. 1831<\/description> British<\/schools_styles> wood-engraving<\/techniques> British XIXc Unmounted Roy<\/location> Prints & Drawings<\/department>
(credits: The British Museum)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Title<\/strong>: Much Ado About Nothing<\/a> (Click to view)
Description<\/strong>: Inscription Content: Lettered in a plaque above the image 'Shakspeare'; in a plaque below 'Much Ado About Nothing.'; below the image 'P.J. Loutherbourg invt. \/ Collyer sculpt. \/ Printed for J. Bell, British Library, Strand, London; Novr. 16th. 1784.'.<\/inscriptions> Illustration from Bell's British Theatre; Hero swooning to right, into the arms of Beatrice and Benedick, gesturing weakly towards her father Leonato, who storms forward angrily, while the friar moves to restrain him; in a roundel with theatrical emblems and a plaque above, another plaque below; state before quotation. 1784<\/description> British<\/schools_styles> engraving<\/techniques> etching<\/techniques> British XVIIIc Unmounted Roy<\/location> Prints & Drawings<\/department>
(credits: The British Museum)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Title<\/strong>: Much Ado About Nothing<\/a> (Click to view)
Description<\/strong>: Interior of a church where Leonato bewails the seeming death of his daughter Hero, who swoons on the right, with Beatrice, Benedick and the Friar gathered around her in consternation, while Claudio walks away to left with Don Pedro, deserting her at the altar in the belief that she has betrayed him; in a frame; after Ryley; illustration to 'Much Ado About Nothing' in Lowndes' edition of Shakespeare's plays; before letters. 1785<\/description> British<\/schools_styles> engraving<\/techniques> etching<\/techniques> British XVIIIc Unmounted Imp<\/location> Prints & Drawings<\/department>
(credits: The British Museum)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Title<\/strong>: The law against lovers, 1673 Sir William Davenant<\/a> (Click to view)
Description<\/strong>: ‘…an…attempt to combine the main plot of “Measure for measure” with the Beatrice and Benedick story from “Much ado about nothing”.’ – Introduction; Facsimile reprint of part of ‘The works of Sir William D’avenant’. London: H. Herringman, 1673;<\/note>
(credits: National Library of Scotland)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Title<\/strong>: Much Ado About Nothing<\/a> (Click to view)
Description<\/strong>: Inscription Content: Lettered below the image with a quotation: 'Leonate. \/ O Fate! take not away thy heavy hand.' and 'Ryley invent. \/ Angus sculp. \/ Published Decr. 21. 1785, by W. Lowndes.'; above the image 'Much Ado About Nothing \/ Act 4. \/ Scene 1.'.<\/inscriptions> Interior of a church where Leonato bewails the seeming death of his daughter Hero, who swoons on the right, with Beatrice, Benedick and the Friar gathered around her in consternation, while Claudio walks away to left with Don Pedro, deserting her at the altar in the belief that she has betrayed him; in a frame; after Ryley; illustration to 'Much Ado About Nothing' in Lowndes' edition of Shakespeare's plays. 1785<\/description> British<\/schools_styles> engraving<\/techniques> etching<\/techniques> British XVIIIc Unmounted Imp<\/location> Prints & Drawings<\/department>
(credits: The British Museum)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

Benedick has been played by the actors listed below. The data is taken from the ‘Designing Shakespeare’ project which focuses on performances in London, UK. Details of the relevant performance are given here, and linked to the full record at the Designing Shakespeare site which usually includes images of the production.<\/p>\n